Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-18
LOCAL BRRyITIEs.

eAN S'SohhCA lIOfCl iiiNCo yCSiCludN
from the upper Sacramento with a barge
load OF grain and wood.
There arrived here yesterday from West
berkeley large number of window cas-
lngs, OF all Sizes for the new cathedral
The first carload of fruit shipped to the
East this season, consisting of cherries. ber-
rles, etc., leaves by this evenings express
train.
Laura Haffey has commenced suit in the
Superior Court against Edward Haffey for
decree of divorce on the ground of failure
to provide.
Lorrigan, of the A. & G. Baseball Club of
Stockton, has pitched four games since the
league series commenced, and he has struck
out sixty-four men.
The train carrying Company E, with the
First Artillery Band, and the other excur-
sionists, to the number of three or four car
loads, to Chico, will leave the depot this
evening at $50.
The average temperature yesterday was
6f.30, which is 80 warmer than the mean
average for that day during nine years. The
highest and lowest temperature was TO and
500, with fresh soutnerly winds and clear
weather.
The regular course of lectures in the
medical department of the State Univer-
sitv will commence June LIST. Particulars
can be obtained by addressing Z. A Nc
Lean, NJ. D., Dean, at No. 603 Merchant
street, San Francisco.
Company E, of the First Artillery, was
presented last evening by Grant Porter, of
the Cadets. with magnificent medal,
which in size and design cannot be ex-
celled readily. 1t is probably needless to
say that IL is raado of lootbor
The following business was transacted in
the United States Land Office yesterday
Final proofs-William Kilroy, Patterson,
Nevada county; allowed and final receipt
issued. Thomas G. Barrow, Plymouth,
Amador county; allowed and final receipt
issued.
George B. McCauley, of HicksviIle, whose
marriage to Lizzie Crawford in 1885 was so
ill-advised that his relatives were greatly
distressed over it, has, it is said, COM
menced suit for divorce from her in
Fresno county. If common report as to
her conduct is correct, the divorce should
not be difficult to obtain.
The City Board of Education has elected
Miss frankie Spaulding to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mrs. Ait
ken, teacher at the Fourth and Q streets
school, the latter lady having removed to
San Bernardino county; and Miss Dora
Abrams was selected to fill the position re-
Gently held by Miss Spaulding
Reference has been made in the RECORD
UNION heretofore to the great number of
Truckee trout now being brought to Sacra-
mento and offered for sale by Indians. 1t
has been noticed that the greater portion
of these trout are females and full of spawn.
the eggs being as large as small peas. 1t
would seem that the g open season - is too
early for the Truckee-river fish.
The Sacramento Glass and Crockery
Company's Baseball Club has organized
with the following officers f. A. Karcher,
Captain ]. Frost, Treasurer; L. J. We'll,
Secretary l.. r. d. G.. Van Bibber, Prop
ertyman. The other members are c. Little,
9. Pearl, S. Butter, C. Kripp and C. Daley.
The John Breuner Club appears to be anx-
lous to have a tussle with the Crockery
boys at once.
An interesting entertainment will be
given at the Fourteenth street PRESBYTERIAN
church, between Q and P streets this even
ing at s o'clock. The flowers of
hearts and of households, as also
the flowers of the garden, will be
represented by twenty little girls, members
of the kindergarten class connected with
the church; and ten boys. also members of
this class, will take part in the exercises,
while other members of the Sunday-school
will assist
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday morning the case of Cyrenius
SCHNEIDER VS.. Helen Schindler-an action
for divorce and division of property--was
taken up for trial and jury impaneled.
During the noon recess, however, the case
was to some extent compromised, and
when the Court reassembled the Jury was
discharged, plaintiff paying the fees. This
agreement between the parties was a sore
blow to those who delight in listening to
or reading the peculiar testimony Incl
dental 10 a suit in which adultery is
charged. The case will probably come up
again in a modified form.
Judging from the number of "drunks"
the police had to handle last evening in
the lower portion Of the city. some one
must have been introducing a new brand
OF whisky, for of late the officers had little
to do. Among those who were exhilarated
by it were Charles Harvey and Billy Price,
young men who have scarcely been out of
the county Jail long enough to have their
lungs well expanded with fresh air. They
took it into their heads about IL p. NJ. to
clean out" the disreputable portion of L
street, and Harvey drew pistol as a re-
serve force. Captain Karcher, local officer
Cafferty, Deputy Sheriff Coffee and Consta-
bic Rowe interrupted proceedings by ar
resting them. Price fought all the way 10
the lookup, and there devoted his atten-
ton to officer Leavy, and was sorry for il
afterwards.